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It takes $4,000 bsrmaids to pour out 'alf.
and.'slf Tor thirsty London.
ts -tr- - . Etl7..-1 a,
The Verdict UftNftf31ous.

Y ". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: II can recommend Electric Bittera
as tie very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles and was cured Of
Rheumatism OF 10 years. standing" Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, at,
firms: THE best selling medicine have
eyer hsndled in my 20 years. experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands OF others
have added their testimony, SO that the
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneye
or Blood. Only 3 half dollar a bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. mi &.
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TEyHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV. =
w sIoN, b. & o. - ~ - ( - 81
On and aitcr NAY %. 1887, passenger t.a,us VIII
run 90 tolloHs-Eastern Standard time; -
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Aco Box sl'g, Now York u.ty,
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Henry ]. GALLAGHER,
Royal Flush-Queen Victoria's income
-Huskington Critic. 15s7 3 :
Greatly Excited.

Not few OF the citizens Of Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited ovel
the astounding facts, that several OF theil
friends who had been pronounced BY
their physicians as incurable and beyond
all hope-suflering with that dreaded
monster COMMUNICATING been com.
pletely cured by DR.. kng'u New Disrov.
cry Tor Consumption, the only remedy
that does positively cure all throat and
lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Logan
Il Co.'s Drug Store, large bottles 81. "a
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Not So Smart as: hc Thought.
San Fnnelsro Chronicle. e - 81. p

There is one theatrical manager who
will not play any tricks on his wife in the
way OF autograph writing. She gave him
an album to get Euwin Booths Autograph,
and he took It away. In a short time he
brought 1t back and handed it to her, tell.
ing her that was all right. "There'a
your album, dear; you'll find the auto:
graph in i'll She did not NOTICE bis smile
but 6 few dayu aftorward ho received q
note from a strange lady asking what he
meant by writing In her album: can the
fools amt dead yet" with his own auto.
graph to it. His wife has the emilio now,
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Why She Was IntslliEent.

Fluent shop.Sirl- "Ma'am. did you ever
see ribbon more oharming2 Look at the
exquisite shade Of this one; It is lust suit.
ed to your complexion: here is q brigh.
garnet; isn't itsplendid? orthis soft fawn.
eolorea one, what could be more lovely ?''
Lady customer Ito oor-walker)- "Bs, 80
kind az to send another clerk to wait on
mo-" Floor-wslker-"Why, what's the
matter, ma'am?' Lady cuHtomer-"I
want to do little admiring myself, and
to show my taste il there's q chance given
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Appearances Wore Deceptive.

Tourist tpasaiug quiet.looking country
house -"rhere seems to be On air OF sweet,
calm, dreamy eontsntment and long.sum.
mer.day quiet about this plsce, my
friend p 1nhabltant Cleaning on the gate)
---"Does. hey You ought to 20 up in q
balloon and look down on II TOT eecond
or two; you'd see gsandmarm rafting
grandpop with a fail in the barn marin
holdin' the pantry door agin Ezta's third
attack Of delirium tremens; sister Sukay
In the cyclone pit, dead clinched With
Cousin Kate over the ownership Of piece
! Of hair ribbon, and Pop at the back doc,
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features of tho Money and Stool
lgF..NH lH,tgNpg. Mnrkets #N"fyI. II#s4

H4. WE 'fS'AEa nfRrkets. tgEs N,
EEw fonK, Juno 8o-Money on cali was light
ranging from Q por ccut per aunum to v per cen
and Interest per diem, last loan Ut u per cent
closed at mn per cent pct diem. Prime metcan
tile paper Sac per cent. Sterling exchange Iul
but steady NJ 81 s2a4 81 > : l5F'', 9I,3-T ~"
Tho strength AM activity which has marked tho
stock market the past three days was entirely lack
ins today, and prices, with tho exception OF few
insignificant wele heavy 10 weak through.
ont the day. Western Union was again tho pivot
ut tho STOCK Excha' 60. and was weak throughout
the day with tho exception Of sharp rally In tho
hfst hour. There was renewed selling 10 realize
The profits Of tho last iQw days, and room traders
who have been bullsh from tho supposed settle.
ment 81 the telegraph difficulties, experienced a
revolution oil feeling and were again active In help.
Ing pticcs down - Is 14ig9'tE ,F3-Ftsli " ~.
The op. ming was quito irregular, though changes
from yesterdays final figures were for small irhc.
ttors only, he market was active In the carly
dealings, under the lead OF Western Union, which
broke n per cent. sharp rally followed In which
New England was eolispiConB, though tho general
list barely recovered the early DECLINES. Iii re was
atter That time, aud prices again took n downward
turn, although the movement was sluggish Later
tlu tuations became exceedingly narrow and bust
ntss decidedly duh until well Into tho afternoon,
when jersey CculrAl New England and Missouri
PaciAc dlopped marked weakness, though tho de.
cllncs were afterwards nearly recovered. -Flg
lu the last hour tho market became again very
dull, aud the close was very heavy. MonuV loaned
at a shade better. With but u few exceptions the
entire active list Is lower and ManhAtttu IA down
pei. cent, Western Union TX, Colorado Coal ~,
Railroad bonds dull and featurcless; sales S9i7,.
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- - >. ~ ~ \ = y =
Ducltlen's .;Arpics Salys,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
brrises, gorea, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sorea, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all GEin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or 10 pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO. June 30,-Cattle- Receipts $500 head !;
shipments 5000 head; hes! natives 5al6c higher;
shiPaiug steers 50 toai 20: stockers and feeders
stronger at s? eoa3 40; cows. bulls and mixed
el40a3 p, bulk $! 7ta? 5o sop feeders 81 0oai 80:
rough TOxas cattle unchanged. . Hogs-ReceIpis
l0,tV0 head; shipments 5000 head: prices 5ai0e
lower; trade fairly active; rough and mixed 81 y0a
5 l2hS packing aud shipping IS 00a5 20; light
81 9Va5 70: skips 5! Isa4 o.. shcep-Rceeipts 1850
mead: shipments l,5O1: market steady; natives
81 7baA S0 bulk s. 50a4 10: Western 81 0aS ISL Tex.
aus 75a3 10; lambs 81 oaa4 90 per head. a =
EAT LIBERTY, juno 3d. Cattle Receipts 4aai
head: shipments go head; market very dull a,
yesterdays quotations. Hosr-Recelpts Loo head
shipmontS 100 head; market firm; phlalelphIas
SIS iOa5 50; Yorkers IS 2Sa5 IS: common and Light
| IS tOa5 H.. Sheep-Recclpts 400 head: shipments
1900 head; market fair at yesterdays prices. 4 Z
CNc1NNArI. o., Juno so.-HoSS steady; common
aud light 81 00a5 10; packing and butchers 81 7cs
s Is: receipts 400 head; shipments 200 head. 9
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Spinal Weakness and Lang Troubles. (
IS PRINCE ST., NEw YORK,

80. - IN -------- 4HHICH %, OOH.
Having been troubled with pains in
back and chest during tho last winter ]
waa compelled to remain at home unable
to attend to business, until was advised
by q friend to try one Of ALLcock's Porous
PLAsrERs. Alter applying one to my
chest and one to my back, in three hours
l found relief whichFI had no. rot in
over three months. I cheeriully recommend
them to persons having spinal weaknesf
and lung troubles. f. \ i5.sT
HENRY ]. GALLAGHER. i
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.G \ I, Qiti,telliiqelrr'er::
Once, Nos, 30 and e, Fourteenth street.
THE nEATuEN alIusr,s LAMNr,
With Apologies to tho Andover Professors.

80" "P'aokiuH " tho huuoSor IIolcebuI
4. FJank Liniobr. "a Z
From all eternity prcdesincd Z, N 55i
~ \ stern, iniloxlble will, M s4i u
z ". TO rcttiko 10 hear IN essage lfEr, 0b1l+. 2
zig = Which IA hidden from nc sui; Dl y
stt Though couldn't liafken 10 1t,
sincc mover heard Il preached tx
hf'" And my de.i!ny forbade 1t N-,' Htl
Even had II to me reached; tA
Now, alhsl lnd my station fa is.
X ID lake Of endless fire, IA
Doomed 10 mCrcliess dainnatlon
y Tortute1 terrible aud dlrel ~ 1T -
li What's my crime can't discover, ",
ilN Tho I've thought and thought II over,
N Uhets hs DO my fatal sin, ~. r-.g. ~ a
y That ere the world did INST bcgln,
And long before my own creation,
lksudted not my future fate n
Nor sought lis Iigor 10 abate
by pleading for nnnihlatlOnl q sN,.
But now, OF wo and cudle,s horror! ~
Too late TO intefpotc demurrer, 4,
~ Ny doom IL shcol's burning vault u
fi l'yo lot tho Caso go by default. NJ
Those mon who hold Tho key Of Heaven,
Those ancient Andover Professors,
In mercy hayc their HAT given + NJ
Worthy Of u slaves opptesso's! & Et
lil because we We heard OF ITO probation q
After death, for soul OF mnu "a sIt l ,
In sheol you must keep yout station N f#
And got along as be,t jou can. ..
But hhtk. grave mon, nor seck 10 toll us
tsN All tho things You've nev,r heard Of;
Lest you, like me. DO damned for doubling
4hsHga 38a never dreamed word OF.
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Cottuu.S

NEW YoaK, June ao-Cotton quiet and steady
uplands II ll'lGc; Orleans llAG: futures closed
quiet and steady; July fos0c; August tI.0tc; Sep
tember 10 4ec; October pic: November 1905 Dc.
cember 77c; January 9,slc; February y.s7c; March
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.Ha.aaH HHTH
MEDICAL,
HEADACHE.

~ was for many years perfect martyr 10 Head
ache and Dyspepsia, and sometimes thought II
would kill me. After trying many remedies, and
finding then, o, no account, / concluded to Try
sImmcns Liver Regulator, and an now aud have
been for fifteen years stranger to a headache, ]
can recommend tho Regulator, for |, Ia no hum.
bug."-h J. Donp. Putnam Co., .--------"I
have suacred for i've years with tho Sick Head.
ache, and ana It the only thing that will Give me
relici."-w. J. AlsroN. Arkadolphia, Ark. n
Foo that you got tho Genuine, prepared by
~. II. ZElLlH & CO., Philadelphia, ra. 4
iun1 NWHAy serr = .-F-I1I-I = '"'' -
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NYw YoRK, June ao-For the las. (day 0! the
month and season, the market was very quiet In
demand, but prices were steady, 10 strong, and
movement on orders very free. !. Stl7l3 .sgt
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l.elrDlrulu.

Y on, Cry, Pa, June so-Opened at GlJSc; highest
GIG: lowest 6lasc: closed at 6l1kc: sales $4,000
barrels; rearanccs 900 barrels; charters IL 46s
barrels; shipments 6s,170 barrels. Al 4 ,,''
< NEW York; juno 90 Petroleum dull; opening
at 611So: highest 6ic: lowest dl99ffc; closiug al
q hc; salos SCI. 900 barrels. z. ~; 5Igs
:, BRADFORD, PA, June so.Sopened at sls<c: high,
e.t GlAc; lowest and closed 6lHc; clealances ls??
har rnlc ~
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etandin' OF the Sheriff with Winchester
a I'm the only one that amt real busy ;
but | cant tell how long It will last, as
may have to saddle up and go for the doc.
tor at any minnit."" SYlEs IslS,s17 lI5}
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THE WEST VIRGINIA.
Tultion Free

To one s,udcu. toycr fifteen years Of age) for every
10 Of population IN each tounty. Eish. cadets
mot lei. than ID nor moro Than u years old) from
Zach Senatorial district furnished With textbooks
and stationery, besides ireg tuition. ~ IzGE Y
Full cO,ps,S ale offered for the regular academic
aeSfres III AIT aud Science. and taught by u full
rIfts Of EomPeert Instructors. A,udenls may
uI,o pursue Il trt.al courFc. .sstE :
1 thoroughly equipped Chemical aud Physical
laboratory, AMI Museum OF specimens In Geolo.
yy, Natural History, 80. A fine Library. Two
lurr!shEng Literary Societies. Prices for special
Literary aud U.at0rcgl excellence. is5 ~
students are permitted 10 enter any class for
which they arc prepared. IN any study. e, 49,.
Airep4fat1rv Department, directed by one Of
The b.st p!aCI al teachers In the country. Law
Department, fully organized and In tuccessful
UFGrs1iun, 4 thorough cour.c, preparatory 10 the
t!Gdy Of medicine. = 800 'E'5 s.
Bo'r!!nG Hnd lodging at s. 20 to SIS per week
Washing 81 GO To 81 50 per month. Total expense
setytAr STA 10 $40, exclusive Of travel and cloth
!EG, Er
The scholastic yet opens fist Wednesday in
spicmbgL gf.e9 ia
For luEthcrintorma,lon and catalogues address
EN-. TURNER, Ill. D., President,
Ieli MORGAETuWE. ". VA 55t,ll's
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p,rnpuaGn, June 30.-Pctto!eum dull, opeucc
and highest 6l54c; lowest and closed u 10. a
T1rusy1lIg, PA June so-0pened aud highes
Gl5lc; lowest 6lLc; closed ut 6l5zc. i59i : "a
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DIMsBURGH, CINCINNATI, : 7sT

5EJIII5bU K1d .LlNUINNATII z ST,
~ LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-panhaodle Ron,e
unde, schedule, IN effect MAY 49, 1857. 'lTa!ns
benriile and Pssttbafgh. 6:25 a M. 1a.gS n n,
$40 p m. FOR steu benville, s O5 y. NJ Tho e;Ss
a. m. and sos p. IN. trains make direct conncctou
ioe COLUMBUS. Cincinnati indianapolis and iii.
cago. The 1895 p. N. train makes direct connen.
tou for Columbus and Chicago. T'1 = = ,',1"''l
Trims arrive o. Wheeling. G'l5 q. M, 10 90 a. ~,
s.fo v us huu OilU p. III. -. ---- mol
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TOLEDO, juno 3o.-wheat quie. and steady; cash
f9c; July 771sc; August 77c: September 7sItc; Dc,
ccmber s?]1559. = Com duh; JHly 3y$c. Oats dan;
cash 17Gc. Cloycrsced not quoted. 59s <. Scr,
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Sunday trains on X. Il 0. RY. arrive at Charles.
ton at 6:0 2 m. waiting for o. r X. r. trsin No,
parties purchasing tickets should ask Tor tcI as
via, the Ohio River Railroad. For information 70.
gardlng rates, routes etc RddtchS -,g-I'ifI-'' :
". J. ROBINSON, Gen'l PAS Agent, b
.l-- - ~ ~. ..l- r.ll.-1 5. Patkefsblrg ". Va
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: .DHIIy C1CGpt bUhuHy.- - T------ = =
Nos. SIS. s. and 81 atop at al St.t!ou..

Bellai1e accommodation q! 7PA. 5E.ts.
Zantsville accommodation leaves Wheeling
$3.50 a. IN. daily. g3s - 80! =
5 ST. ClGirsyilie Accommodation, leayeg Wheeling
1t $50 q; m. 2:l5 and 6:a5 p m: Returning, ar.
tyes ut Wheeling at l0:S5 A. rn 30 and $3.50 D. NJ
dxiiy except Sunday. S-.il ~, 'i-,'
The 9:5oa m. and l1:15p, m. train through 10 Gin.
o.nnRu without change, with B. & O.. SIecper
through TO CtncinrAt on the night train -
Chtcago Limited leaving at 9:lb p. m, has Chi.
cago hleeper ont OF Wheeling. = : = : ia
Columbus accommodation leavea Wheeling At
2: p.In:, Eal!are at 2:05 pm. daily e1cept Sunday
houndsVlllc accom- niudatiou, leaves WnGepng
1t 1900 noon. aud arrives al Moundsytlla al Ii.
p. M. daily except Sunday. 49, = ?,
Fairmont accommodation at 4:l0 n, m, ii2 .r533i
Through .Go.ch from Wheeling TO CjncIprpu
daily on No. .. leaving Wheeling At 1000 4. a. AZ.
rtyne at Cincinnati 1t 6:5o p. M. - ~. &c
3. d 0. Sleeping Cans on all through trainB.
Close connections are made TOR ali points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest maTinr thiN
desirable route Tor colonlsts knd persons neyInp
70 ne great West and TO whom particular alien.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale 4. Depo, Il
Sleeping car Recommendations can hs snoured 1t
Depot Ticket Office. r. q. BURKE, =
l'ay4si Ticket Agent, B. & o. DEPOT.
vi III! JOHN BA1LIE, I'iit 8.
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure Housc
IA rEntn n
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Mt, De .Chanta| Academy,
MAE ,yuKKLINe, W. VA.

The iortiCth ytar o. this well known Academy,
under the charge Of tho Visitation Nuns, opens on
the mt Monday OF September next, and con.
,!auts ten mouths. @
lupIig received al any limo In tho session. II
Those W 6csiIo 10 place their daughters In IN
Institution abOsdlng exceptional advantage les in the
way q huAthiul and delightful location, excel
IevI board, ibDrough discipline aud instruction III
he hands Of lie l0ng teachers III every depart.
Dtll. Of female cducatlrn, Including the modern
LANGUAGES and music should send for 4 catalogue
CT this school. Address, ssera 70
DireCt.css tho Academy Of theVieitstion,
Mt. DE CHANTAL,
Au25DAw Near Wheeling. ". Va. 2
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Government bonds dull but firm.
State bonds dull and steady. jf


us Is NJ. K. 4. T. gen. Co.,. OF
y. 3. " coupon-- .lG9a Northern PSc frstS.l15
Facihc Gs Of '9s.. t235S North Pac. seconds 10i51
Louisiana stamp. Is. 81 Southwest. consols.l3g
Missouri 6s...........l02 II. W.debcntures,5s 1CSA
Tenn. Is settlements.1o6 1t. Paul consoly.....l3l
do Ss................ 102 q. P q. l. r, flrstsl2l
do 8-...":........ ;. IS Tex. & PIC. land grs. 81
Central Pacific tnta~ 1l6! TsI. l. Pae X. G. ex.
p. Il K. G. arsts....l9 ira co,lpons,.,,,. TEX
y. Il X. G.Wess frsts 10 Union Fac. hrsts.... llGL
Ee secont.s.,...... y94 West Shore ~, J.. ,lC3I
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For Pi:tsbursh--5:oo Q. n, daily; $40 a. m.
daily, except Sunday; 1:a5 D. H. daily, e1cept SIM.
day; 100 p. IN! daily G.C't- : i
9 For Wsshington-b:N D, N. dkily. exccr snns,v
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From Ptt4bureh-gao u. m, daily. 11.1s y =,
and 6:65 p H., daily. excep. sundIy; 1910 .. ~,
From Washington 100 :. NJ, daily, e1ccp, Sun.
aay x. LoRp, General Passeuge1 Ageu., i
t-L.sh'3d's J. I. LANE, TfRv. Pkss Agt Rheeifuv
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WHOLE NO. 1929.
THE RENEGADEs.
A Belief that the Apaches Are Tired of
the Campaign.


Ioepyigt, 1887, by he California associated Iressl
NoGALEs, June 12th.-The adyices re-
ceived here yesterday, state that Captain
Lawton struck the trail of the hostiles on
Thursday, the 9th instant, and followed it
on the jump for sixty miles. The trail first
went southwest toward Crittenden, then
the Indians scattered and worked around
toward the north, and crossed the railroad
near Pantano, going into the Rincon
mountains. AT this point Captain Lawton
was overtaken by Lieutenant Johnson, of
the Tenth Cavalry, with Indian scouts, who
are now on the trail. Captain Lawton
leaves his command at Pantano and will
return to Fort Huachuca.
There are eleven Indians in the party,
and four OF them are afoot They show no
disposition to murder or steal. During the
whole of their march they passed through
herds of horses, but did not take any of
them. The man murdered near Crittenden
was killed by stragglers from the main
band. Lawton thinks that the Indians are
badly ratified and anxious to get back to the
reservation, or else they are so worried that
they do not know what to do.
They are still being pursued by Lieuten-
ant Johnson, who is in the Santa Catalina
mountains, north of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. A report reached here last even
ing that there was general outbreak among
the Tonto Apaches. but on inquiry it was
learned that the report is without founda-
ton.
Some prominent Mexican officials here
| have receivd notification from Governor
Torres OF Sonora, advising them that he
had issued proclamation, Offering a re-
ward of $500 for the head of each hostile
Apache Indian. The Governor is doing all
in his power to aid in the suppression OF
this troublesome Indian warfare.
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SAN FRANcIsCo AND VICINITY

1t has been decided to have parade ON
the Fourth of July.
George W. Emerson. the defauIter &c
| said to bein Australia.
The stallion Oatcake and other blooded
stock have arrived from Australia.
The police broke up a mass.meeting of
the Bakers Union on Saturday night.
Miss Kate Field will lecture Thursday
night on An Evening With Dickens
The Sutter. street Railroad has been sned
by Jacob Asher to recover S2O. GOO DAMAGES
for personal injuries.
The Trades Alliance held large and en-
thuSlastic mass-meeting on Saturday. in
the cause of white labor
Lord Aberdeen, Gladslone's home-rule
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, arrived on the
Alameda from Australia
Several local artists will compete in the
designing OF statuary for the new City Hall,
as provided for in the Lick trust.
As is usual on Saturday, trade was Quiet.
and beyond the charter of three ships for
wheat there was nothing new to report.
There is every prospect of this season
being the greatest one in point of extensive
railroad construction in the history of the
State
DR.. Josselyn and Isaac Silva were. ar
rested on Saturday, on bench-warrant
for the alleged thug" conspiracy. Josse-
lyn and Demorest gave bonds.
The trotting race at the Bay District
track on Saturday between Emma G., Sara
toga and Judge Belden was won by the
latter. The driving was complained Of.
A bad case of continent smallpox. On
Stockton street was reported at the Health
office, the sufferer being Chinarnan who
arrived here by the City of New York. He
was removed to the pest-house.
A memorial, signed by prominent citi-
zens and business firms here, has been sent
to President Cleveland, asking him to de-
fine the rights of American seamen in the
Behring Sea. and complaining of tho treat
ment OF American seamen there by the
authorities.
Chief Justice Niles Searls states. CON
cerning the report that he was interested
in the debris claims which the Supreme
Court recently decided legal, that be had
assigned whatever sum was due sim as
Drainage Commissioner 10 the Good
Tenplars' Orphans Home.
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The steamer Alameda arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday bringing Sydney
advees to May 18th and Auckland news to
May 23d
A gale on April 22d struck the pearl
fishing fleet near the De Grey river, West
Australia; many boats were sunk and 24O
lives were lost.
In great gale on the New Zealand
coast, which prevailed from May 7th to the
11th, the ship Northumberland was
wrecked in the r0adstead off Napier, and
the steam launch Boojum was capsized and
four men drowned, the schooners Julia
Pryce and Reward, end the steamers Wal
taxi and Lalla Rookh were sunk.
a collision between. two trains between
Melbourne and Brighton May 1lth caused
the telescoping of the trains, the death of
five persons and the in57ry of over lifty.
Walter McLaren Davidson, who believed
himself the Saviour, tried to cut his threat
at Ponsonby, New Zealand. on May sta
then he annointed his child with h.g
blood
William E. Sheridan, tb 3 tragedian. died
at Sydney on May 10TH Mr.. Sheridan died
in an epileptic fit, and was g years old.